What is McJiffy EASy good for?

  • Adding a Store to Your Site
  • Domain Parking
  • Stand Alone Site

How much does McJiffy EASy Cost?

Absolutely nothing. McJiffy is released as an open source project under the LGPL license.

What if I have questions about McJiffy EASy?

The easiest way to get your questions answered is to use the McJiffy Forum. There you can ask question and hopefully get answers.

How to use inside Joomla

Submitted by gcheak on Wed, 08/13/2008 - 18:20.

I realize EASy was designed as a stand alone site, however I would like the Ebay content to appear inside my Joomla installation.

Is this possible?

Where would the EASy files need to be located in relation to the root Joomla install?

Thanks.

Greg

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Hi Greg, did you get an

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Fri, 09/05/2008 - 01:45.

Hi Greg, did you get an answer on this? I'm trying to add ebay feeds to joomla too...

Thanks,
Ryan

To use EASy inside of all

Submitted by matt on Fri, 09/05/2008 - 11:41.

To use EASy inside of all your joomla templates, I think you would need to create a joomla plugin. If you have joomla installed in a subdirectory of your site, then you could easily create a second subdirectory in your root directory to put all the EASy files. If joomla is in your root directory, you can try installing EASy as a subdirectory inside of joomla, but I'm not sure if this would work. That all depends on how joomla handles urls.